[Asterisk-Users] Expire old voice mail messages, et al

David Gomillion dgomillion at eyecarenow.com
Fri Jan 30 07:07:25 MST 2004


Jeff Crews wrote:
[snip]
> Any thought of having maximum number of messages be defined globally
> in voicemail.conf or on a per user basis?
>

I think this is a good idea.  But instead of the two extremes, maybe we
could come up with a "class of service" definition (idea shamelessly stolen
from Nortel).  That way, we could define how long each of the message
parameters can be, i.e. how many MB of messages, how big of greetings, etc.

> Also, does anyone feel a need to have the voicemail system speak the
> date and time the voice mail message arrived for those that access
> messages by phone instead of the usual email?
>

Yes.  We need that.  And it seems to work on last testing, if we set the
time zone.  I'll have to check it again.

> Finally...am I the only person who does not have a need for separate
> busy and no answer outgoing messages?  When I change my greeting...I
> change the not available...and have a cron job copy the unavailable
> to the busy file so the messages are the same.

If you have no need for different messages, then change your
extensions.conf, and set them both to go to (uXXXX), instead of one going to
(bXXXX) and the other going to (uXXXX).

Hope this helps,
David Gomillion




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